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three years of probation with multiple -- they have to forgo all of the winds they accumulated under butch davis. they can i go to a bowl game this coming season and they will lose nine scholarships. the punishment stems from a long list of violations, including players getting illegal prices and what the n.c.a.a. calls failure to monitor the football program. tennessee and miami are getting ready to pursue peyton manning. the denver broncos want chance to know a lot of them don't want him. fans in denver the man they played it to him tebow. but they are putting out a billboard looking for a fan vote. 60% say they don't want managing in denver. that sets up a possible clash of opinion that since denver looks like the best overall fit. that said, keep in mind there is the old phrase in football -- the coaches and executives -- if you take too much of the opinion of the people sitting in the stands for too long you will be sitting with them. >> you have an allergic reaction to it. >> she is allergic to peyton manning. >> we have a look at your seven- day forecast next. ♪ [ male announcer ] f

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. >> redford found fame starring in alongside a paul newman in "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." today, the sundance kid is a grand old man. i asked him how he thinks that life has changed. >> i guess there is an obsession with use and there is all of these methods to reconstruct yourself younger and join your. i don't buy that. -- i guess there is an obsession with youth and there are all these methods to reconstruct yourself. i was a at a restaurant and the table next to me was getting all worked out. they kept looking over. i said, something is coming. sure enough, then someone says, i have seen every move you have ever made. then they said, and we love your salad dressing. that was good for me. >> robert redford is an actor who chose to step on to the world stage in an attempt to play his part. it is a role that many would say that he has performed with integrity and intelligence. >> now, from the start of the biggest screen to one of music's rates -- greats. earl scruggs may not be household names but his music and influence leave a lasting and pressure -- leave a lasting im

. >> butch is the golf club president and said at $26 a round closing the course would be the end ofdable course. > >> it's a great course for the working man. >> reporter: every player we talked to knew about the frogs and said goalers and frogs can exist together. >> i don't think it's a big deal. >> reporter: no sense of guilt? >> no. >> reporter: the they want a quick resolution and hope that a judge will find the city liable for killing the frogs and their eggs. they will be in federal court on april 20th. >> could be a new low for bay area car thieves, someone stole christian's wheel care accessible van from her family's driveway. the college student, former athlete was paralyzed in a car crash and depends on that van to get around and said whoever stole it surely knows that. >> once anyone looked at the van, they will see its wheelchair accessible. the passenger seat isn't there, that's where i sat. there is a ramp to get in. >> reporter: the family filed a report with the police and the van is on their stolen car hoot hot sheet but the department admits it doesn't have the ma

. >> redford found fame starring alongside paul newman in "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." >> the next time i say let's go someplace like bolivia, let's go someplace like bivia. >> i asked him how he thinks life has changed over the years? >> i guess there's obsession with youth and now you have all these methods of reconstructing yourself to look younger and younger. i don't buy that. i like -- i like to see an older woman who's carried her age and with her.ence i find that very attractive. >> of course, plenty of people attracted to him and are happy to say so. >> i was in a restaurant once and table next to me was getting all worked up and i thought oh, they kept looking over and talking and i know something's coming. sure enough, guy gets up from the table, i've seen every movie you ever made, thank you, and we love our salad dressing. and i thought, ok, that was good for me. >> robert redford is an actor who chose to step on to the world stage in an attempt to play his part. it's a role many would say he has performed with integrity and intelligence. bbc news. >> from the sta

they say the butch erp has a list and he will tell you which of the meats have pink slime in it. >> since it's a lower cost filler, any of the super markets professioning to keep the price the same? are they going to raise the price? >> safeway and albertsons says they will not raise the. >> frot raise the price, all right. we have a lot of e-mails. people ask s the filler in ground turkey, chick snn any other product? >> i understand why they are asking that question, there are processed chickens and processed turkey. rep this is a beef product. this product is only added to beef products, ground beef and deli meats. >> jim avila with us, the big news tonight. thanks so much, jim. >>> and we move on now to a big day in your voice, your voice. the day the romney campaign tried to get the other candidates to pull out. wielding endorsement from jeb bush and even using the symbolism of a children's day. here is jake tapper. >> reporter: it was an unusual dine the campaign trail. mitt romney and his group wanted to talk about the victory. but the debate of the etch a sketch threat erase that.

butch today, the fda refused to ban the chemical, saying there is not enough scientific evidence for a ban. governmentscientists, they say, will continue to study the chemical. >>> and now, for the first time, the youngest wife of osama bin laden breaks her silence, revealing how the terrorist evaded the u.s. manhunt for 9 1/2 years. her story made public nearly one year after a team of navy s.e.a.l.s shot bin laden and wounded her. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross back on the bin laden beat for us tonight. >> reporter: it's bin laden's youngest wife, amal, who married him as a teenager, who is doing the talking. >> the two older wives that were with him, who were both saudis, are apparently more from the old tradition, they're not going to cooperate. >> reporter: the u.s. search for bin laden focused on rural mountainous regions of pakistan. but according to the wife's account to pakistani authorities, bin laden outwitted the u.s. by choosing to live in populated urban areas. >> so the united states was doing what came easy to it, looking in rural areas, while he w

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the butch dude who went viral when flying through the air. it turns out the so-called birdman was a fake. this raises important questions about the voracity of the viral videos we all consume. and ron, as i mentioned before, our harden skeptic, is back with this story. >> he didn't think it was all that convincing. it convinced millions of people. and it seems that madison avenue, the real-life madmen, they have noticed the commercial potential of a viral video going to a hoax. millions of people clicked on this youtube video of this dutchman flying like a bird. it turns out, it was a fake. >> it was a hoax. it was not a real flight. >> reporter: he is a filmmaker. and the video, computer graphics. >> i expected some attention. but i didn't expect this. >> reporter: the birdman video is among those that are viral sensations. we're learning that some are hoaxes. some are fun. remember this? >> i love our chances. you know, it's been -- >> reporter: fake. it was the brainchild of gillette, whose products the baseball player, evan longoria, endo

. >>> american idols are apparently getting a butch even as contestants.n singers perform their songs on the american idol stage, sales spike. fox's anita vogel has more. >> reporter: in its 11th season american idol continues to churn out hitmakers and generate huge ratings helping past and present artists get their music heard. >> there is such a thing as the idol bump. you perform a song on idol and your sales go up. >> reporter: songs performed on the show reach a massive tv audience helping even the biggest stars in the business. >> rolling in the deep, adele, it was performed by haley rhinehart. weeks later it was a no. 1 hit, but even this year more recently with billy joel, piano man, sales of that single went up 266% after it was performed on the show. for these veteran artists who yes, they have catalog sales, this is a nice spike, you know, and it puts them back just on people's consciousness. >> reporter: most record labels and artists have opened their catalogs knowing one song performed on idol can create a whole new generation of fans. >> th

it's been in cloverdale and santa rosa butch now as we get a closer inspection you notice the light green just about to push into the city. it is off the coast, the san mateo coast, so we are continuing to see the eastward and southward progress of this front and it is going to stick around for the entire weekend. i'll have those details in a little bit. terry. >> lisa, thanks very much. >> thanks. homicide investigators continue to comb through a house near san francisco city college. five people were found dead. they were discovered early yesterday morning by a relative of four of the victims. police say it's a complicated crime scene and can't say just for sure how the victims died. some friends. -- some friends of the family set up a memorial. they identified the victims. abc7 spoke with neighbors, including one who said he heard loud noise at 2:00 in the morning. >> i actually heard like a boom sound and someone yelled like very distinctly "get down on the ground now" like in a very authoritative voice. stand watch, guarding this home near city college. >> we have a genuine tragedy a

she was allegedly left with a large butch on her right former. >> now our concern is -- bump on her right forearm. >> now our concern is for the safety of the residents and our staff. >> the suspect reportedly walked into the activity room, picked up a coffee pot, threw it and knocked over a couple chairs. he then walked back into the office where he turned his rage back on the disabled victim ripping a phone from the wall, then picking her up again and throwing her across the floor. the report said the man then walked out the door. stokes says the incident is troubling and the agency is doing all it can to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> we have roving meters at our facility and work very closely with mpd and have cameras, but again most of the residents tend to use our recreation centers as safe havens. we don't normally have crimes that take place in our recreation centers. >> the victims were treated at hospitals and rt was arrested a faces charges of felony assault, burglary and destruction of property. >>> new tonight, moralelies for trayvon martin, the shooting -- more rallie

they butched 4 people. soldiers were using knives and killing people like this.ere tied up. >> we manage to cross the checkpoint but 2 of my brother were detained. imagine to save one. but they took one with them and killed him. my father life isn't worth more than the young people we have lost. >>reporter: can such horror stories be true? these mende effected from an elite army unit only last week. they told me that civilian were targeted. prisoners killed. if lieutenant gave us the order he says. we were told in this operation shoot at anything that moves. civilian or military you shut at it. orders were given to tell people we were about to execute. this is the price of freedom you are fighting for. people are killed for no reason whatsoever. there is international outrage. but no agreement about how to bring this to an end. this is bbc news outside homs. >> and stay with us. there is much more to come including a new world record tonight by this. what it is and just how fast it (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a s

butch, to the right of me, burst into tears, a full grown man. danny, to the left of me, chokes up. but that morning breakfast breakdown was when i realized this was more than i bargained for on march 11. >> reporter: generally, how did you feel being back in tokyo? >> the air about tokyo was people were laughing and people were just going about their daily business. i'm sure there were lots of people who are also cleaning the store shelves or whatever that was going on there. but it was uneasy for me because i'm thinking, just a short distance north of here, where i just left a day ago, no one is laughing, you know. we weren't laughing. i've hardly laugh this whole year. i've hardly smiled this whole year, and that's something i miss. i mean, a lot of people lost lives, and some are really... it's heartbreaking. but to actually stand there on that ground during that earthquake and that tsunami, and then know that these people are in trouble-- i'm on a high ground but they are not. it's something i've got to... i'm marked for life, i guess, with it. i guess it's something i just got

>> don't sleep with a butch eer knife in bed. >> serious with, what's your reaction? a rational one. and i think that stay close sleeping needs to be taught. >> this is not about toddlers. public health officials say it's the fear that newborns will be smothered. mayim says her family practice is safe closeness. a parent being impaired in some way, george, with drugs or alcohol, or sleep deprivation. >> you also said she's into something called unschooling? >> unschooling is not just home schooling. it's allowing the kids to dictate the curriculum and sort the timing of that curriculum. maybe there's three piano lessons and then no piano3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. and for two years in a row, finish quantum was rated #1 by a leading consumer publication. but in t

>> don't sleep with a butch eer knife in bed. >> serious with, what's your reaction?tional one. and i think that stay close sleeping needs to be taught. >> this is not about toddlers. public health officials say it's the fear that newborns will be smothered. mayim says her family practice is safe closeness. a parent being impaired in some way, george, with drugs or alcohol, or sleep deprivation. >> you also said she's into something called unschooling? >> unschooling is not just home schooling. it's allowing the kids to dictate the curriculum and sort the timing of that curriculum. maybe there's three piano ♪essons and then no piano ♪ >>> with the peanut gallery watching from over there at the desk, before we skedaddle, we're thrilled to have our friend, the lovely talented tina brown here, the editor of "newsweek," could it be the third year for women's summit? >> it's the third year of women of the world summit. we've had such great response. lincoln center. we're opening up to the public here. >> show us the cover here of your "newsweek." >> 150 fearless women. man

idaho, governor butch otters, senator jim rich. frank van der sloot. diamond watkins, travis watts. in north dakota, thank you to senator. in ohio, here we go, senator rob portman, the linder family, eddie crawford, ron and honorary buckeye donald trump. [applause] he was on the radio for us all the time in ohio. in oklahoma, thank you to senator tom coburn, thad, ryan leonard, fred hall. in tennessee, governor bill haslim, senator alexander and commissioner bill haggardy. in vermont, darcy and state senators brock and vince aluzzi. thank you. more states, guys. sore owe. in virginia, a big thank you to governor bob mcdonald. we love him. [applause] also, our wonderful friend, lieutenant governor, house majority eric cantor. eric, thank you for that endorsement. bobby kilborn, jack and tom. and finally, massachusetts, thank you! [applause] >> we want mitt! we want mitt! we want mitt! we want mitt! we want mitt! >> i have to thank senator scott brown who's going to be your next senator. some of our favorite governors, bill well and paul. our hearts go out to paul and all the health s

the students visit the lake every week to perform community service butch this past thursday they foundlled with 20 pounds of jewelry, candlesticks, gold coins, and watches. the items were turned over to oakland police. if the items are not linked to any burglaries or the rightful owners don't come forward in the next 90 days, the students may claim them as their own. >>> if you filled out a bracket this year, you've already made your picks for the final 4. and so has a sea otter in louisiana. emma tossed her ball into buckets labeled ohio state and kentucky, predicting they'll win the games and then appears to be going with the kentucky wildcats, winning the national championship on monday night. the stanford men wynn the title thursday night and now the stanford women are going for an ncaa title. the women's final 4 tips off tomorrow in denver the cardinal is, look for its first national championship in 20 years. >>> a lot of little leaguers waking up this morning wondering if they should get questions frommed. >> play ball. >> in the rain. rosemary has some answers. >> what do you th